Your campaign brief for October 17, 2020

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Hey John -

Dan Crenshaw here. I hope you are well.

This week, I highlighted my plans to protect our environment AND our economy and also outlined the choice in this election between Republicans and Democrats on health care and our economy.

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Now, here’s your campaign brief:
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PROTECTING OUR ENVIRONMENT AND ECONOMY

I consider myself a rational environmentalist. While the left believes the only way to combat climate change is to destroy our economy, I believe we can reduce emissions, grow jobs, and stimulate the economy all at once.

That is why I am fighting back against radical ideas like the Green New Deal and banning fracking, which would kill hundreds of thousands of energy jobs in Texas alone and force us to rely on dirty energy from Russia and China to power our economy.

My plan? Make America a world leader in clean energy innovation, with technology like carbon capture, which will help us reduce emissions while we grow our economy. I’ve passed bipartisan legislation to do just that in Congress, and have introduced legislation to put us on a path to a New Energy Frontier.

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THE RIGHT APPROACH TO HEALTH CARE

Medicare for All would rip private health insurance away from millions of Americans, and according to experts lead to longer wait times and reduced quality of care. The Democrat drug pricing proposal would crush innovation, and according to the Council of Economic Advisors would result in 100 less future cures.

Republicans understand these trade-offs.

We want to give you access to high-quality, affordable health care and put you in control. That’s why I introduced legislation to expand personalized health care through Direct Primary Care, and have a bill that would lower your drug costs without limiting access to life-saving cures.

If you want to be in the driver seat when it comes to your health care, and don’t think the government should stand in the way, vote Republican.

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THE RIGHT APPROACH TO THE ECONOMY
The Biden and Harris tax plan will raise taxes across the board, even for the middle class, according to the Wharton School of Business. And Democrats in Congress have vowed to overturn the tax cuts that spurred economic growth.

During this pandemic, Democrat cities and states have made it harder for businesses to succeed. And we saw the slowest economic growth period in history under a Democrat president, according to the Economic Cycle Research Institute.

The left’s policies on the economy do not work.

Republicans have a simple approach to the economy: let people keep more of their hard-earned money and make it easier for businesses to succeed. It’s why Republican states like Texas have the best climate for businesses in the country while Democrat states like California drive businesses away, according to recent studies.

If you want less taxes, less regulation, and more prosperity, vote Republican.

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WEEKEND READS
Houstonia Magazine: U.S. Representative Dan Crenshaw is a Hometown Boy ([link removed])

Houston Chronicle: Prescription drug costs take center stage in Texas races for Congress ([link removed])

That’s it for this campaign brief. I’ll catch up with you next week.

Thanks for your support.
In service,
Dan Crenshaw


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